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A Commitment to Conservation

Since its inception, Palmetto Bluff has been a community built with conservation at its core. Rather than prioritizing over-development, the focus is on responsible land stewardship. Through low-density planning and architectural designs that harmonize with the natural environment, the preservation of our maritime forests, freshwater wetlands, and marshlands is ensured for generations to come. Founded in 2003, the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to preserving the area’s pristine environment. With a team of on-site naturalists, the Conservancy provides an immersive experience into the region’s ecological and historical significance. Educational programs—including guided nature walks, wildlife surveys, and historical lectures—enrich both residents and visitors, fostering a deeper connection to this remarkable landscape.

Palmetto Bluff is a Vibrant Community with Premier Amenities

Palmetto Bluff seamlessly blends world-class recreation with timeless Southern hospitality. As a resident and member of the Palmetto Bluff Club, you’ll enjoy access to an exceptional array of amenities and experiences—from lively social gatherings to an active sporting life—all thoughtfully designed to deepen your connection to both the community and the Lowcountry lifestyle. Some amenities within Palmetto Bluff are open to the public, others are included with a base club membership, and some are available à la carte. We’re here to help you navigate all the options—so you don’t miss a thing!

- Dining: Nine acclaimed restaurants, a gourmet general store, and seasonal poolside venues.
- Pools & Fitness: Five resort-style pools, four state-of-the-art fitness centers, and three movement studios with daily classes.
- Outdoor Recreation: Miles of scenic trails, parks, and green spaces for biking and hiking.
- Wilson Lawn & Racquet Club: Tennis and pickleball courts, basketball, bocce, croquet, and a full-time pro on-site.
- Social & Cultural Activities: An Art loft and pottery studio, community garden plots, dog parks, and curated events hosted by the Club to name a few.
- Spa Montage: A full-service luxury spa experience inspired by the South Carolina Coast.
- Palmetto Bluff Outfitters: Offering kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and nature cruises to explore the surrounding waters.
- Golf: Home to an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus signature course, the new Crossroads 9-hole reversible course, and an upcoming Coore & Crenshaw championship course.
- Equestrian: Longfield Stables features a 178-acre facility with two barns, an Olympic-size covered arena, dressage courses, and extensive Riding trails.
- Marina & Boating: Wilson Landing provides a full-service marina, a fleet of boats for Club members, and an upcoming in-water marina at the future Anson Village.
- Shooting Club: A premier facility with sporting clay courses, multiple 5 stands, a FITASC course, archery, and riflery, as well as a clubhouse for gatherings.

The Architecture of Palmetto Bluff

A Community Defined by Thoughtful Design

With over 1,100 homes completed, Palmetto Bluff offers a diverse array of residences and homesites, each thoughtfully designed to reflect the character and charm of the Lowcountry. Whether you're drawn to the welcoming feel of a village neighborhood or the privacy of a sprawling country estate, every home here is rooted in a shared architectural philosophy: one that balances timeless Southern tradition with modern comfort, while always honoring the land.

Village Living
In Wilson Village, Moreland Village, and River Road, life feels a little like stepping back in time—in the best possible way.
- Brick sidewalks and granite curbing line quiet streets
- Gas-lit lanterns and white picket fences frame inviting front porches
- Courtyards, gardens, and community greens offer gathering spaces for neighbors and friends
- A central post office, walkable access to shops, restaurants, fitness centers, and pools
- Some Village areas offer short term rentals
- Most days, you’ll find residents getting around on foot or by fat-tire bike
- This is front-porch living at its finest—village life infused with charm, connection, and a strong sense of place.
Country Estates
For those seeking more space and solitude, Palmetto Bluff’s estate neighborhoods—like Headwaters, May River Forest, and Longfield Farms—offer generous homesites set within the pristine beauty of the Lowcountry.
- Winding driveways lead to private homes tucked behind nature curtains
- Expansive back porches overlook marshes, rivers, lakes, horse pastures, or maritime forests
- Architecture is designed to be subservient to the land—respecting and enhancing the natural setting
- Groomed trails weave through untouched landscapes, offering serenity and connection to nature
- Here, privacy meets purpose, and homes are built in harmony with the surroundings.